East Asian scholars have been quick in adopting western models of science. For me, rather too ceremonially. From primary, secondary, or university education in East Asia, you would find curriculum very similar to the west. This is good, for instance, to prepare these graduates in serving U.S., English, or other western corporations. They are familiar with the western division of knowledge - maths, chemistry, physics, politics, sociology, psychology, business, and finance. However, why do we study psychology as a discipline that is differentiated from business?
